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  • Crazy Motherfucker
    Roland credits the design of the TR-808 to two of its employees: Mr. Nakamura, responsible for the analog voice circuits, and Mr. Matsuoka, who developed the software.[The Roland TR-808 was produced between 1980 and 1983 by the Roland Corporation, with approximately 12,000 units manufactured in that time. Immediately after its appearance it was rendered essentially obsolete by the superior sound and ability to sample of the Linn LM-1. However, the much cheaper price of the TR-808 ($1,000 versus $5,000 for the Linn LM-1) and a distinctive sound (in particular its deep bass kick) made the drum machine popular among rap artists several years after it ceased production. By the end of the 1980s, the TR-808 was popular within electronic music and hip hop genres. As with many analogue electronic musical instruments, a great deal of effort has been put into sampling the sounds of the TR-808 for use in modern devices; however, due to the nature of analog circuitry, the result is often considered unsatisfactory and can sound unduly static and digital. Demand for the real 808 sound is so great that street prices for a used TR-808 have stayed close to what the cost of a new TR-808 was upon its initial release in 1980 when adjusted for inflation. The 808 also had a significant impact on dance music due to its ability to program rhythm and drum sounds separately and store up to 32 patterns, enabling it to become a serious compositional tool.
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    Nachtschicht Ep Nite Recordings 2009 Looking For It (F Marino remix) Nite Recordings 2009 Stamina (F Marino - Jackin mix) Katalog 2009
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